A History of Agriculture in India v2.c66.s5.1
A History of Agriculture in India v2.c66.s5.1
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The Sultanantes of Deccan disappeared in the course of a century from A.D. 1574 to 1687. In A.D. 1574 the kingdom of Ahmadnagar absorbed that of Berar, and in A.D. 1619 the kingdom of Bijapur that of Bidar. Between A.D. 1596 and 1600 Akbar annexed the greater part of the kingdom of Ahmadnagar, and after thirty years of intermittent warfare his grandson, Shahjahan, finally annexed it in A.D. 1633. Bijapur was annexed by Aurangzeb in A.D. 1686 and Golconda in the following year.